All About Pocket Knives

This is a thread to show off your GEC made knives with either ivory or mammoth handles. GEC made includes the Northwoods made beginning in 2008.
To start here is a very nice #28 from 2012 and beautiful #33 "Conductor" from 2011.
Note that the 'look' of ivory is not easy to capture in pictures. Often ivory looks 'warm' and interesting in person, yet will look somewhat of a flat white in pictures
kj

Ivory is indeed difficult to capture Roland. Two fine examples. The 33 especially is attractive.

Beautiful knives Roland, I don't have any elephant ivory but do have 3 Mammoth Northwoods.

John, those 3 all have top notch mammoth ! Not all mammoth is so attractive. I see the #93 in the middle and Madison Barlow on viewer's right. What is the knife on left side ?
kj

Here is an ivory #531213. Pretty nice knife.
kj

"Pretty nice" indeed!!!

Pretty nice & then some

Some beautiful knives being shown here.

kootenay joe wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2019 1:51 am John, those 3 all have top notch mammoth ! Not all mammoth is so attractive. I see the #93 in the middle and Madison Barlow on viewer's right. What is the knife on left side ?
kj

Thanks Roland, it's an Esky Zulu.

Here is another 'Oldie but Goodie', 610211. The fit and finish on this knife could not be better.
kj

Here are 2 more ivory handled GEC knives although they do not perhaps fully belong as they have been re-handled by Muskrat Man.
A #351217 Churchill, which is one of my most favorite GEC pattern.
And a #721112 lockback, which is the same as the #73 Scout pattern, but with a locking blade.
kj

After all these ivory handled knives it is time for some mammoth ivory.
Here is the Northwoods Presidential, made by GEC on their 4" #54 frame. I like 2 blade single spring knives best of all. Usually these are pen knives but when over 3 1/2" are more correctly called a "Double End" jack.
This one is fairly nice.
kj

Exceptional knives, Roland. Especially that Churchill.

Piling on to what Railsplitter said... Beautiful knives Roland

Totally and completely and utterly and thoroughly agree . Exceptional knives, all of them, especially that #61 .
If your ever looking to move her, I get first dibs!

Can't beat these special gec's, custom quality for sure.

Here are 2 Northwoods with the blade design by Derrick Bohn
Fremont Jack 3 7/8" Sleeveboard jack with elephant ivory
And a 3 1/2" Barehead jack with elephant ivory. I have forgotten name for this Northwoods. It also came as an EO.
kj

kootenay joe wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2019 1:44 am Here are 2 Northwoods with the blade design by Derrick Bohn
Fremont Jack 3 7/8" Sleeveboard jack with elephant ivory
And a 3 1/2" Barehead jack with elephant ivory. I have forgotten name for this Northwoods. It also came as an EO.
kj

That Fremont is nothing but amazing.

Thanks FS. Yes it is a knife with quite a 'presence'.
Do you know the name for the other jack ?
kj

kootenay joe wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2019 4:20 pm Do you know the name for the other jack ?

I believe the other Northwoods pictured along with the Fremont is a Broadway Jack. It might also be a Michigan jack if the closed length if 3 5/8".

Yes, Broadway Jack, 3 1/2". Thank you sir !
The Michigan jack seems rather rare. Maybe fewer were made ?
kj